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What happened if there is an excessive secretion of prostaglandin during menstruation? a,Inflammation b,Unfertilized egg is lost c,Irregular menstrual cycle d.Cramps

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Chapter21: Reproductive System

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What happened if there is an excessive secretion of prostaglandin during menstruation?

a,Inflammation

b,Unfertilized egg is lost

c,Irregular menstrual cycle

d.Cramps

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